Random API Key reset
See original GitHub issueOne of my API Key has randomly reseted, this is the one of the playername JamiePotterLive
(UUID 2f0f1190f9774e2185b00a28bc201763
).
The key has reseted between 5:50am and 6:50am ET as the execution of my script at 5:50am was good but the one at 6:50am returned {"success":false,"cause":"Invalid API key"}
.
The issue is not related to a compromised account, mute or ban because as we can see on my recent servers, I haven’t logged on and I’m not muted: https://i.imgur.com/2TGgqS0.png
The key before the reset ends with 7147
.
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- Created 3 years ago
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Do you have an estimate on what are the “requirements” to get that higher limit?
Obviously, if you gave it to everyone, that would defeat the purpose, so who are you gonna give it to? What purpose should a use-case have to receive a limit increase?
Even if you can’t answer all of these questions, please provide more information about API Limits and abuse in the readme, as this was the first and only place I ever saw this mentioned.
I shouldn’t have to worry about keys belonging to accounts that I purchased myself from Microsoft being invalidated because some algorithm you guys wrote thinks the keys were “compromised”.